Warsaw, Poland
Teatr Powszechny is a prominent public theatre in Warsaw, founded in 1944. It stages contemporary and classic drama, often with a strong socially and politically engaged profile. The venue is known for bold, provocative productions and has been a significant platform for debate on Polish society and history.
An intense theatrical story about contemporary Warsaw, its courtyards, addictions, and desperate search for freedom.
A family theatre performance at Teatr Powszechny, a perfect opportunity to spend time together at one of Warsaw's theatres.
A classical drama about Trojan women. An emotional performance full of mythological characters and profound meaning.
A drama inspired by the tragic life of Lisa M. Montgomery. A story about generations trapped in dysfunction, addiction, and inherited trauma.
A bold monodrama by Agnieszka Przepiórska in the season's final performance. A powerful acting showcase at the Teatr Powszechny.
Shakespeare's classic tragedy in the interpretation of Warsaw's Teatr Powszechny. An evening full of emotion and profound questions about the meaning of life.
A Teatr Powszechny production about an anarchist whose fate changes in a single moment. A tense drama exploring chance and inevitability.
A play exploring solitude and the search for meaning in the life of a contemporary woman.